Feedback From Instructor  These are great bullets and you already wrote a paragraph for a lot of them! That was great that you did that to give context, outline the themes, talk about the gaps, etc. You will tie it all together in Wk 6 now.  Make sure to label your sections appropriately so they line-up as good, succinct and meaningful titles in the table of contents. So, you will have section heading and sub-section headings. The outline headings are the table of contents.  I see where you started and where it ended with the way you laid it out. Thanks for breaking down the key points in a way that you can work from for your final paper. Nice work putting together 15+ references. The only thing to improve on is to add the correct APA 7E formatting and DOI URLs when possible. This is a good start for your project and will give you a good head start on your dissertation or ADP. I look forward to your full literature review. Good outline, go ahead and write your paper up now, and make sure to break it all up into APA sections that will transfer well to a table of contents. Great work!-Dr.Jones Running head: LITERATURE REVIW OUTLINE 1 LITERATURE REVIEW OUTLINE 2 Literature Review Outline 1. Introduction 0. The purpose of this potential mixed-method or qualitative study is to examine the how work from home mandate helped or hurt business continuity. Azadegan et al., (2020), describes business continuity as the process of creating prevention and recovery systems to deal with potential threats to an organization. In 2020, the world experienced an unexpected factor that interrupted the continuity of many businesses. As a current federal employee, I can first-hand attest to the changes in our business continuity, for my organization has now exceed two years of continuously working from home, since the start of the pandemic in March 2020. 0. I intend to explore the research topic of : How working from home during the COVID- 19 pandemic has affected the business continuity of federal organizations.COVID-19 is considered to be a pandemic changed everything across the entire world. This pandemic has left a huge portion of the workforce not able to either commute to their workstation, in order to strive towards mitigating the spreading of the virus. This has led to employees and also their employers trying to find out new work arrangements alternatives, more so within a city that is fast paced. As a result of the pandemic, most of the workers had to start working from home. Therefore, the option to work from home has turned out to be long-term mandate priority for most federal organizations. The research conducted on working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic will provide critical results on whether the work arrangement will continue being a transitory element that will be responding to the circumstances that are exceptional it if it might be an arrangement that is permanent (Bao et al., 2020). 1. Key Points 1. Work/Life Balance 1. ...

1. Feedback From Instructor
These are great bullets and you already wrote a paragraph for a
lot of them! That was great that you did that to give context,
outline the themes, talk about the gaps, etc. You will tie it all
together in Wk 6 now. Make sure to label your sections
appropriately so they line-up as good, succinct and meaningful
titles in the table of contents. So, you will have section heading
and sub-section headings. The outline headings are the table of
contents. I see where you started and where it ended with the
way you laid it out. Thanks for breaking down the key points in
a way that you can work from for your final paper. Nice work
putting together 15+ references. The only thing to improve on is
to add the correct APA 7E formatting and DOI URLs when
possible. This is a good start for your project and will give you
a good head start on your dissertation or ADP. I look forward to
your full literature review. Good outline, go ahead and write
your paper up now, and make sure to break it all up into APA
sections that will transfer well to a table of contents. Great
work!-Dr.Jones
Running head: LITERATURE REVIW OUTLINE
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LITERATURE REVIEW OUTLINE
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Literature Review Outline
1. Introduction
0. The purpose of this potential mixed-method or qualitative
study is to examine the how work from home mandate helped

2. or hurt business continuity. Azadegan et al., (2020), describes
business continuity as the process of creating prevention and
recovery systems to deal with potential threats to an
organization. In 2020, the world experienced an unexpected
factor that interrupted the continuity of many businesses. As a
current federal employee, I can first-hand attest to the changes
in our business continuity, for my organization has now exceed
two years of continuously working from home, since the start of
the pandemic in March 2020.
0. I intend to explore the research topic of : How working from
home during the COVID- 19 pandemic has affected the business
continuity of federal organizations.COVID-19 is considered to
be a pandemic changed everything across the entire world. This
pandemic has left a huge portion of the workforce not able to
either commute to their workstation, in order to strive towards
mitigating the spreading of the virus. This has led to employees
and also their employers trying to find out new work
arrangements alternatives, more so within a city that is fast
paced. As a result of the pandemic, most of the workers had to
start working from home. Therefore, the option to work from
home has turned out to be long-term mandate priority for most
federal organizations. The research conducted on working from
home during the COVID-19 pandemic will provide critical
results on whether the work arrangement will continue being a
transitory element that will be responding to the circumstances
that are exceptional it if it might be an arrangement that is
permanent (Bao et al., 2020).
1. Key Points
1. Work/Life Balance
1. Individuals More Likely to Work from Home
1. Study 1 (Gender)
1. Study 2 (Income)
1. Study 3 (Personality)

3. 1. Mental Health with Working from Home
2. Study 4 (Positive effects)
The social isolation has, on most occasions, been placed
forward as the major disadvantage when it comes to remote
working with effects that are more serious in case of remote
working that is full time as it to a great extent curtails
opportunities amidst the workers for social interaction (Tripathi
& Bagga, 2020).
2. Study 5 (Negative effects)
1. Importance of Research Question
2. Workplace Continuity/Production- increases productivity and
leads to healthier lifestyles.
2. Retainability of Employees
2. Telework or Work from Home Success
1. Identified Gaps in Literature
3. Increased Cybersecurity Risks
3. Resolving Technical Challenges
3. Employee Isolation - 29% of remote employees have reported
struggle with work-life balance, and 31% said they have needed
to take a day off for their mental health (Ansong & Boateng,
2018).
1. Conclusion
4. What are the contributions of this literature to the field?The
contribution of this study will provide results of how working
from home affected the continuity of federal workplaces,
weather good or bad, this will provide information for
organizations in the future, if ever faced with a world changing
pandemic.
4. What are the overall strengths? The strengths of this study

4. will come from the participant data that will be collected.
Working from home enables one to have an environment that is
a lot quieter which is capable of facilitating work that is more
focused (Chi et al., 2021).
4. What are the overall weaknesses? With the quantitative data
approach, it is the information that is in a position to get
quantified. Therefore, within this research, the results that will
be obtained will be quite objective in nature, making them to be
accurate (Allan, 2020)
4. What might be missing? The information that is missing
from existing literature so far is if teleworking or working from
home will become the ‘norm’ in the future. Data is so raw right
now that it’s hard to say.
4. What are some next steps for research? It is probable that the
COVID-19 most obvious impact on the labor force is the
dramatic increment in the workers operating remotely (Tripathi
& Bagga, 2020). It’s been estimated that by 2025, there could
be at least 70% of employees will have the opportunity to work
from home (Barrero et al., 2021).
References
Attaran, M., Attaran, S., & Kirkland, D. (2019). The need for
digital workplace: increasing workforce productivity in the
information age. International Journal of Enterprise Information
Systems (IJEIS), 15(1), 1-23.

5. Allan, G., & Skinner, C. (Eds.). (2020). Handbook for research
students in the social sciences. Routledge.
Ansong, E., & Boateng, R. (2018). Organisational adoption of
telecommuting: Evidence from a developing country. Electronic
Journal of Information Systems in Developing Countries, 84(1),
1–15.
Bao, L., Li, T., Xia, X., Zhu, K., Li, H., & Yang, X. (2020).
How does working from home affect developer productivity?—
A case study of Baidu during COVID-19 pandemic. arXiv
preprint arXiv:2005.13167.
Barrero, J. M., Bloom, N., & Davis, S. J. (2021). Why working
from home will stick (No. w28731)? National Bureau of
Economic Research.
Bouziri, H., Smith, D. R., Descatha, A., Dab, W., & Jean, K.
(2020). Working from home in the time of COVID-19: how to
best preserve occupational health? Occupational and
environmental medicine, 77(7), 509-510.
Chi, O. H., Saldamli, A., & Gursoy, D. (2021). Impact of the
COVID-19 pandemic on management-level hotel employees’
work behaviors: Moderating effects of working-from-home.
International Journal of Hospitality Management, 98, 103020.
Feng, Z., & Savani, K. (2020). Covid-19 created a gender gap in
perceived work productivity and job satisfaction: implications
for dual-career parents working from home. Gender in
Management: A Munna, A. S., Shaikh, M., & Imam, S. (2020).
Working from Home vs Learning from Home: A Critical
Investigation and Analysis during the COVID-19. Online
Submission, 12(3), 23-29.International Journal.
Green, N., Tappin, D., & Bentley, T. (2020). Working from
home before, during and after the COVID-19 pandemic:
Implications for workers and organizations. New Zealand
Journal of Employment Relations, 45(2), 5-16.
Munna, A. S., Shaikh, M., & Imam, S. (2020). Working from
Home vs Learning from Home: A Critical Investigation and
Analysis during the COVID-19. Online Submission, 12(3), 23-
29.

6. Oakman, J., Kinsman, N., Stuckey, R., Graham, M., & Weale,
V. (2020). A rapid review of mental and physical health effects
of working at home: how do we optimise health? BMC Public
Health, 20(1), 1-13.
Shu, P., & Steinwender, C. (2019). The impact of trade
liberalization on firm productivity and innovation. Innovation
Policy and the Economy, 19(1), 39-68.
Thorstensson, E. (2020). The influence of working from home
on employees' productivity. Karlstad Businees School, 1-26.
Tripathi, A., & Bagga, T. (2020). Leveraging Work from Home
for Business Continuity during COVID-19 Pandemic–With
Reference to BI
Solution
Adoption. Indian Journal of Economics and Business, 19(1),
19-34.
Van Der Lippe, T., & Lippényi, Z. (2020). Co‐ workers working
from home and individual and team performance. New
Technology, Work and Employment, 35(1), 60-79.
Running head:
LITERATURE REVIW OUTLINE
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7. Feedback F
rom Instructor
These are great bullets and you already wrote a paragraph for a
lot of them! That
was great that you did that to give context, outline the themes,
talk about the gaps,
etc. You will tie it all together in Wk 6 now.
Make sure to label your sections
appropr
iately so they line
-
up as good, succinct and meaningful titles in the table of
contents. So, you will have section heading and sub
-
section headings. The outline
headings are the table of contents.
I see where you started and where it ended with

8. the way yo
u laid it out. Thanks for breaking down the key points in a way
that you
can work from for your final paper. Nice work putting together
15+ references. The
only thing to improve on is to add the correct APA 7E
formatting and DOI URLs when
possible. This is
a good start for your project and will give you a good head start
on
your dissertation or ADP. I look forward to your full literature
review. Good outline,
go ahead and write your paper up now, and make sure to break
it all up into APA
sections that will
transfer well to a table of contents. Great work!
-
Dr.
Jones
Literature Review Outline
I.

9. Introduction
a.
The purpose of this potential mixed
-
method or qualitative study is to examine the
how work from home mandate helped or hurt business
continuity. Azadegan et al.,
(2020),
describes
business continuity
as
the process of creating prevention and
recovery sys
tems to deal with potential threats to an organization. In 2020,
the world
experienced an unexpected factor that interrupted the continuity
of many businesses.
As a current federal employee, I can first
-
hand attest to the changes in our business
continuity

10. , for my organization has now exceed two years of continuously
working
from home, since the start of the pandemic in March 2020.
b.
I
intend to explore the research topic of : How working from
home during the
COVID
-
19 pandemic has affected the business co
ntinuity of
federal
organizations.COVID
-
19 is considered to be a pandemic changed everything across
the entire world. This pandemic has left a huge portion of the
workforce not able to
either commute to their workstation, in order to strive towards
mitigat
ing the

11. spreading of the virus. This has led to employees and also their
employers trying to
find out new work arrangements alternatives, more so within a
city that is fast paced.
As a result of the pandemic, most of the workers had to start
working from h
ome.
Therefore, the option to work from home has turned out to be
long
-
term mandate
priority for most federal organizations.
Th
e
research conducted on working from
home during the COVID
-
19 pandemic will provide critical results on whether the
work arrangement will continue being a transitory element that
will be responding to
the circumstances that are exceptional it if it might be
an arrangement that is
permanent (Bao et al., 2020).

12. II.
Key Points
Running head: LITERATURE REVIW OUTLINE 1
Feedback From Instructor
These are great bullets and you already wrote a paragraph for a
lot of them! That
was great that you did that to give context, outline the themes,
talk about the gaps,
etc. You will tie it all together in Wk 6 now. Make sure to label
your sections
appropriately so they line-up as good, succinct and meaningful
titles in the table of
contents. So, you will have section heading and sub-section
headings. The outline
headings are the table of contents. I see where you started and
where it ended with
the way you laid it out. Thanks for breaking down the key
points in a way that you

13. can work from for your final paper. Nice work putting together
15+ references. The
only thing to improve on is to add the correct APA 7E
formatting and DOI URLs when
possible. This is a good start for your project and will give you
a good head start on
your dissertation or ADP. I look forward to your full literature
review. Good outline,
go ahead and write your paper up now, and make sure to break
it all up into APA
sections that will transfer well to a table of contents. Great
work!-Dr.Jones
Literature Review Outline
I. Introduction
a. The purpose of this potential mixed-method or qualitative
study is to examine the
how work from home mandate helped or hurt business
continuity. Azadegan et al.,
(2020), describes business continuity as the process of creating
prevention and
recovery systems to deal with potential threats to an
organization. In 2020, the world
experienced an unexpected factor that interrupted the continuity

14. of many businesses.
As a current federal employee, I can first-hand attest to the
changes in our business
continuity, for my organization has now exceed two years of
continuously working
from home, since the start of the pandemic in March 2020.
b. I intend to explore the research topic of : How working from
home during the
COVID- 19 pandemic has affected the business continuity of
federal
organizations.COVID-19 is considered to be a pandemic
changed everything across
the entire world. This pandemic has left a huge portion of the
workforce not able to
either commute to their workstation, in order to strive towards
mitigating the
spreading of the virus. This has led to employees and also their
employers trying to
find out new work arrangements alternatives, more so within a
city that is fast paced.
As a result of the pandemic, most of the workers had to start
working from home.
Therefore, the option to work from home has turned out to be
long-term mandate

15. priority for most federal organizations. The research conducted
on working from
home during the COVID-19 pandemic will provide critical
results on whether the
work arrangement will continue being a transitory element that
will be responding to
the circumstances that are exceptional it if it might be an
arrangement that is
permanent (Bao et al., 2020).
II. Key Points
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